1. Bleeding petechiae: Different red spots may appear on our skin. Let’s talk about the first type first, see the picture below.

This is called a bleeding bruise. Blood spots appear when tiny blood vessels (capillaries) rupture and blood leaks into the skin. Many years ago, when we were drunk and vomited to the point of vomiting, dense spots like this appeared on our faces, and it took half a month for them to disappear. This type of blood stasis has the following characteristics:

1) Usually appears in sheets or clusters

2) Capillaries rupture and blood penetrates into the skin

3) It will heal on its own after a period of time

2. Chicken skin, see the picture below

Some people may have this kind of skin on their backs, legs, arms, and even cheeks Red dot-like particles, which are a type of chicken skin. This is a genetic disease in which the thickening of the cuticle around the hair follicles blocks the pores, forming bumps. Red spots caused by chicken skin have the following characteristics

1) Genetic disease, which may show symptoms since childhood, and symptoms will gradually reduce after the age of 30

2) Red spot granular areas Dry skin can be relieved by applying moisturizer

3) Appear in patches

3. Red spots: Obviously, the red spots on the skin we are talking about are not the ones mentioned above. Let’s look at a clearer picture of the blood stasis and red spots on chicken skin mentioned below, as follows

This kind of red spots has a scientific name, called cherry hemangioma. Does it sound scary? "Hemangioma"... seems to be an ominous thing. There is no need to worry, this hemangioma is generally benign. It basically has no impact on us. Let’s take a look at some of its characteristics:

1) Not sure what causes it

2) As age increases, the probability of occurrence increases. , usually appears after the age of 30.

3) They will not appear in groups, but usually appear individually

4) Once they appear, they will not disappear

5) Some are bulging On the surface of the skin, some are not

6) When they first appear, they are the size of a pinhead, and some will grow larger

Cherry hemangioma generally does not require treatment unless it seriously affects you The current treatment methods include freezing, high-frequency electricity, laser, etc. When seeking medical treatment, choose the dermatology department of a regular hospital.

If you already have skin problems such as dark yellow skin, oily skin, enlarged pores, acne, blackheads, spots, sensitive red blood cells, etc., it is recommended to do a skin health test first.